Should politcians be confronted outside of work

[Propeus The Fallen]

Should people go up to them in the public and voice their anger?

[LiquidSailor]

Yes.  Why shouldn't they be?

Especially if they like to hide from their constituents anyway.

[AP]

Absolutely.

[XerxesTWD]

Without question. They're our employees working in the public sector.

[Thorne]

That's what Secret Service or Private Security are for, keep the plebs away.

[therock]

while I wouldnt kick them out of places

or tossed shit at them, being confronted part of the job

[Dlbiininja]

I'm all for people not being fucked with on their personal time.  But, a lot of these guys have gone out off their way not to talk to constituents in the past in regards to things like town hall meetings.  They've tried to call Maxine water out for her saying to get at them publicly.  By pointing out the guy that's been charged for threatening her.  Which, is totally a different issue and matter when someone outright threatens a person.  And sanders or whatever her name is for the voice of lies getting a secret service detail I think is bullshit when no one threatened.  They should slide that over to Maxine instead.  I get the need for your private and personal time and space.  But, if they as public servants aren't doing what's asked of them. Then the people should be able to voice this someway when their supposed leaders are dodging them. 

[Propeus The Fallen]

Yeah, I was watching CNN and hearing them talk about that and thinking--what a bunch of privileged creeps.

Because it feels like every day, it's always the other side lying, cheating, attacking, and lowblowing the other side--and when the other sides fights back--It's wrong.

It's like you have two brothers. One brother washes his dad's car, but doesn't put on a third coat of wax and gets grounded--the other brother rams the car into a tree and not only gets a raise in his allowance, but he gets his brother's birthday too.